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A young man, holding a staff, arrived before King Kasipa and said, "O King! You are blessed because King Rativardhana is here."
Filled with joy, Kasipa, his face beaming, asked, "Where is he? Where is he?" 26-27. "He is in the garden." Upon hearing this, Kasipa, overflowing with happiness, went out with his inner court, carrying offerings and water for washing the feet. 28. "Rativardhana, the king who cannot be conquered, is victorious." Thinking this, Kasipa celebrated his arrival with great gifts, honors, and festivities. 29. Later, in battle, Sarvagupta was captured alive, and King Rativardhana gained the kingdom. 30. The vassals who had previously pledged allegiance to Sarvagupta, upon learning that their lord Rativardhana was alive, abandoned Sarvagupta in the midst of the battle and went to him. 31. A grand birth-festival was held for King Rativardhana, with great gifts, honors, and worship of the deities. 32. Sarvagupta, the minister, was banished to the outskirts of the city, living like a Chandala, his spirit broken, like a dead man. No one dared to look at him, and he became despised by all. 33. King Kasipa, the ruler of Kashi, adorned with a great radiance, enjoyed himself in Varanasi with the most exquisite Lakshmi, like another Lokapala. 34.
Later, King Rativardhana, weary of worldly pleasures, took Jain initiation from the Muni named Subhanu. 35. Sarvagupta, convinced that his wife Vijayavali was responsible for this betrayal, harbored intense hatred for her. 36. Vijayavali, lamenting that she could not be the king's wife nor her husband's, performed severe austerities and became a Rakshasi. 37. Driven by intense animosity, she inflicted great suffering upon Rativardhana, the Muni. However, he, absorbed in deep meditation, attained the kingdom of pure knowledge. 38.
Rativardhana's sons, Priyankara and Hitakara, embraced the pure path of Munihood and were born in the Praiveyaka. In their previous birth, in the fourth existence, they were two Brahmanas named Vasudeva and Vasudeva, born in the city of Shamali to a Brahman named Damadeva. 40.